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Posted by: no limit
my 400ex has a dg exhaust,k&n, rev box,stage 1 hot cam,440 with 12.5-1 comp.and the head is ported. i havent run it yet with all this done to it but i was told that i should cut 110 race gas with premium 80% prem. 20% race. at 1000ft elevation. race gas is alittle to much $ so i got some 100LL av. gas how should i mix this? also is there anything to watch out for when using this?
Posted by: murrays400ex
just by race gas and put a little more or a little less oil
Posted by: no limit
what do you mean oil, what kind of oil? do you mean in the gas?
Posted by: flattracker29
If you run 100LL you need to mix will oil just like mixing gas for a 2-stoke engine avgas is very, dry also you need to run your carb a little rich to keep from burning your valves and valve seats.
Posted by: no limit
what type of oil, just any 2 stroke oil? how much oil? how much richer
Posted by: JDiablo
wtf
i never heard of that chit
Posted by: 416HiRoller
Yea I was wondering the same thing. I can get 110 for $4 a gallon, and 100ll for $2-$3 a gallon. But I was told that you had to run gas with no lead because even though it is 100 low lead, it would still mess with you motor. I might have been told wrong though. Anyone ever tried it?
Posted by: no limit
i was told that the lead in the gas acts like a lubricant. and that you can get 100 octane av gas with no lead or you can get 100LL and i was told that LL is a better choice. but thats just what ive heard - dont know if theres any truth to it
Posted by: 400exrider707
According to what mickey dunlap from four stroke tech says, the lead in the leaded gas helps to cool the engine better. Also AV gas is designed for high elevation low RPMs, while say VP is for HIgh RPMS and low elevation. Thats just what I heard.
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